Our good friend Eleven is exhibiting some work alongside photographer Prudence Blain at Two Knuckles Deep presented by Dirty Playground, this Sunday April 14th. There will be live painting, photography, tunes and give aways, so make sure you get down and check this!!! “Partnering with GoGo Bar, Dirty Playground (DP) will be launching Melbourne’s up-and-coming raw, subversive
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Last week we posted the line up/artist information for Carbon Festival 2013, coming up this Saturday and Sunday the 13th/14th of April. We can’t wait for another installment of this awesome event. Invurt will be running a live blog from the event so stay tuned for that. Don’t forget to get your tickets ASAP to
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Since returning to Melbourne after spending some time up in Brisbane and overseas, Shida has been killing it. His street work is looking super fresh. I’m loving the bright colours and his sharp lines which are his signature style. Shida’s latest show “Ecstasy in the Abyss” is opening on Friday the 19th of April and
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Tom Vincent is one of those artists who has been quietly making his own way into the art world, surreptitiously building a body of work behind the scenes the likes of which I, for one, am hugely excited about. I’ve known Tom for some time now – not only is he a great artist, but
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On Friday night David Russell and I went down to check out DOES latest exhibition ‘Endless Perspectives’ in Collingwood. The works were amazing as expected, and the venue was grand. Here’s some shots of the show, thanks to David Russell for the photos. [nggallery id=238 display_type=photocrati-nextgen_pro_masonry]
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We’ve been enamoured by the work of Ollie Lucas for a long time now, and seeing any kind of show pop up from the man is grand – and this one, Electric Geometry, promises something very cool. We first saw the work that Ollie was doing with “spools” in a group show at No Vacancy
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Ok. So I’m a bit behind on this one. DOES is having a show in April called Endless Perspectives. DOES’ work is some of my favourite graff of late. Super tight, amazing colour schemes and some of the cleanest lines around. Can’t wait for the show!! From the press release: “Just Another and Does are
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I was having a cigarette outside a gallery opening some years back when I spotted my first Will Coles piece. No, it wasn’t in the gallery itself – it was stuck up high on a bit of guttering, glued in place – I’d only noticed it as I’d been half drunkenly staring up into space.
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I mean, seriously, Gent. How the world contrived so that I was on the other side of the globe when this exhibition was on, I will never know – but since coming over to Melbourne from the UK, Gents work has been high on my radar of cool shit and this show looks like it
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We had news last week that one of Indonesia’s top street artists, Darbotz, will be heading down to Melbourne to have a solo show later this month. We’ve seen a bit of Darbotz work before, but we’re even more excited after having followed up on it all, and got a bit more info on the
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Katie Young and Zsandor Burai have a show coming up at Dome Gallery. This is my first glimpse of their work and I’m liking their style a lot. The preview shots look great, this looks like a great show. The show opens this Thursday the 14th of March from 6-8pm. From the press release “In
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Will Coles fucking loves Melbourne. And Melbourne fucking loves Will Coles back. Will’s iconic pieces are some of my favourite, something different in the street art world which I always welcome. Here’s a selection of some of the presents he left us last time he visited Melbourne (photos by Dean Sunshine). Looking forward to this
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